Oil Search Profile O I L S E A R C H L I M I T E D. Established in Papua New Guinea (PNG) in 1929 Market capitalisation ~US$10 billion

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1 O I L S E A R C H L I M I T E D 1 Oil Search Profile Established in Papua New Guinea (PNG) in 1929 Market capitalisation ~US$10 billion Tunis Tunisia Iraq Sulaymaniyah Dubai Listed on ASX (Share Code OSH) and POMSOX, plus ADR programme (Share Code OISHY) Operates all PNG s currently producing oil and gas fields Sana a Yemen Papua New Guinea Kutubu Ridge Camp Australia Port Moresby (Head Office) Brisbane Sydney PNG Government is largest shareholder with 15%. Exchangeable bond over shares issued to IPIC of Abu Dhabi 29% interest in PNG LNG Project, world scale LNG project operated by ExxonMobil Exploration interests in PNG, Middle East/North Africa 2

2 Key Oil and Gas Fields, PNG PPL260 Angore Madang 6 S 7 S 8 S 9 S P nyang Juha Proposed Juha Facility Kiunga PRL3 Hides Conditioning Plant & Komo Airfield 260 PRL02 PDL9 Mananda 5 Mananda 6 PNG LNG Project Gas Resources PNG LNG Project New Facilities Non PNG LNG Gas Resources Exploration Gas Resources PDL7 PDL8 SE Mananda Kimu Hides PDL1 233 PPL219 Porgora Gold Mine PRL11 PPL277 PDL6 PDL5 PRL08 Moran 233 PDL2 SE Gobe Kopi Scraper Station Daru Wabag Mendi Agogo PDL4 PDL3 PRL09 Moro Airport Kutubu PRL14 PPL276 Mt. Hagen Gobe Main PPL Barikewa PPL338 Uramu PRL10 Kumul Terminal PPL385 PPL234 PPL244 Kundiawa PPL339 Kopi Wharf Goroka Elk/Antelope PPL339 PPL312 Kerema Hagana Flinders Lae LNG Facility Oil Field Gas Field Prospect Oil Pipeline PNG LNG Gas Pipeline OSH Facility PNG LNG Project Facility Major Road 100km 141 E 142 E Port Moresby 143 E 144 E 145 E 146 E 147 E Operational Highlights 2012 production within guidance, at 6.38 mmboe, despite unplanned KMT shut-down NPAT of US$175.8 million, underpinned by stable oil prices Operating cash flow of US$196.2 million. Significant investment in active exploration and development programme as well as PNG LNG Project. PNG LNG funded from cash and project finance facility drawdowns Financial position solid, can comfortably fund unexpected PNG LNG cost increase. Cash balance of US$488.3 million and new, undrawn US$500 million corporate facility provides strong liquidity 2012 final dividend of US 2 cents/share, taking 2012 payments to US 4 cents/share 2012 production fully replaced on a 2P basis and 2C contingent resources increased 24%, to almost 400 mmboe strong platform for further growth 4

3 Progress on all Strategic Initiatives in 2012 Continued to support Esso Highlands in delivering PNG LNG Project Major success in resource build strategy, with P nyang South discovery: Increasing probability P nyang will help underpin expansion Other resource opportunities at Hides and oil fields PNG LNG Construction PNG Gulf gas strategy: Introduced strategic partner with farm-down to major LNG operator, Total SA, subject to Government approvals Drilling of material prospects commences 1Q/2Q13 Gulf Drilling Rig 5 5 Progress on all Strategic Initiatives in 2012 cont. Oil production optimisation: Production decline largely mitigated in 2012, similar results expected in 2013 Replaced reserves on 2P basis, 24% increase in 2C contingent resources Oil upside being tested: In PNG, Mananda 6 appraisal 1Q13 and ongoing near field appraisal drilling In MENA, Taza and Semda wells underway Balance sheet enhanced: Non-amortising revolving facility for US$500m concluded - strong bank support Funding available from existing cash, operating cash flows and facility to fund recent LNG cost increase Central Processing Facility Kurdistan: Taza 1 6 6

4 Steady Share Price Growth Have achieved steady share price appreciation over past five years Continued delivery of strategy should result in continued top quartile performance Share price (A$, rebased to OSH) Oil Search +59.8% Origin +39.6% Brent +14.2% Santos +1.4% ASX % Woodside -25.8% 2 Jan-08 Jul-08 Jan-09 Jul-09 Jan-10 Jul-10 Jan-11 Jul-11 Jan-12 Jul-12 Jan-13 2 January February TSR performance Oil Search ranked 14th in S&P/ASX 200 for TSR over five years to 31 December % TSR Year 3 Year 5 Year Median TSR ASX 200 Median TSR ASX 200 Energy OSH TSR Source: Orientcap 8

5 Safety Performance TRI / 1,000,000 Hours Total Recordable Injury Frequency Rate of 2.64 for 2012 Oil Search International Companies (OGP) Australian Companies (APPEA) PNG LNG Project Angore Juha Hides 6 S Juha Facility Hides Gas Conditioning Plant Komo Airfield Agogo Moran Kutubu Gobe Main 7 S Onshore pipeline and Infrastructure 8 S Kumul Terminal Oil Pipeline PNG LNG Gas Pipeline OSH Facility Offshore pipeline LNG Facility PNG LNG Project Facility 9 S 100km 141 E 142 E Port Moresby 143 E 144 E 145 E 146 E 147 E 10

6 PNG LNG Project Overview 6.9 MTPA, 2 train development, operated by ExxonMobil Over its 30-year life, PNG LNG expected to produce more than 9 tcf of gas and 200+ million barrels of associated liquids Initial Equities: ExxonMobil 33.2% Oil Search 29.0% National Petroleum Company of PNG (PNG Govt) 16.8% Santos 13.5% Nippon Oil 4.7% MRDC (PNG Landowners) 2.8% 6.6 MTPA contracted to Asian buyers. Additional 0.3 MTPA to be sold either under contract or spot: Sinopec (China) ~2.0 MTPA TEPCO (Japan) ~1.8 MTPA Osaka Gas (Japan) ~1.5 MTPA CPC (Taiwan) ~1.2 MTPA 11 PNG LNG Project Overview Main EPC contractors: LNG Plant: Offshore Pipeline Hides Gas Plant Onshore Pipeline Infrastructure Early Works Associated Gas (OSH only) Chiyoda/JGC Saipem CBI/Clough JV Spiecapag McConnell Dowell/CCC JV Clough/Curtain JV Jacobs Different labour environment to Australian LNG projects. Workforce of 21,220 including ~40% PNG nationals, plus many other different nationalities 12

7 Milestones achieved in 2012 PNG LNG Project 75% complete at year end Completed construction of LNG tanks, jetty trestle and pipe racks, flare, main steelwork and lifting of associated process equipment Completed offshore pipeline Welded over 215 km of onshore pipeline, with 176 km of pipeline hydrotested Juha Gas Field Hides Gas Field Angore Gas Field 60km x 14 gas line 292 km x 32 gas pipeline onshore Juha Production Facility 250 Mcfd 60km x 8 liquids line Hides Gas Conditioning Plant 960 Mcfd 109 km x 8 condensate line Agogo/Moran* Kutubu* Gobe* *Existing Facilities Associated Gas (oil fields) well advanced and readying for supply of commissioning gas Existing 270 km x 20 crude oil export line LNG Facility 6.9 MTPA Completed Phase 1 of PL 2 Liquids Export Life Extension Project First layer of asphalt laid on 1.6 km of runway at Komo, first aircraft movements expected in April km x 34 subsea gas pipeline Gulf of Papua Port Moresby Completed HGCP foundations and commenced installation of structural steel Drilling on first two development wells at Hides field underway 13 Cost and Schedule Review Operator completed cost and schedule review in November 2012 Confirmed Project remains on track for first LNG sales in 2014 Capital cost estimate increased from US$15.7 billion to US$19.0 billion, due to: Foreign exchange Work stoppages and land access issues Adverse logistics and weather conditions Cost increase to be funded 70:30, debt:equity. Discussions underway to secure US$1.5bn supplemental debt available under existing project finance agreement OSH has ample capacity to fund its equity share of additional costs (US$300m) Capacity of LNG Plant increased to 6.9 MTPA Despite cost increase, Project remains economically robust 14

8 PNG LNG Plant Site LNG trains 1 & 2 15 PNG LNG Plant Site Export Jetty 16

9 PNG LNG Plant Site Storage tanks 17 PNG LNG Pipeline Highlands section pipeline Offshore pipeline (completed) Burying pipelines Onshore pipeline welding Highlands section pipeline 18

10 PNG LNG Project - Upstream Hides Gas Conditioning Plant 19 PNG LNG Project - Upstream South South Terminal North North Terminal Komo Airfield Dec 2012 Komo Airfield January

11 PNG LNG Project - Upstream Rig Focus Items Accelerate development drilling with two rigs operational Progress onshore pipeline, HGCP and LNG plant towards mechanical completion Tie in Kutubu to pipeline and start supply of commissioning gas Finalise finance arrangements to accommodate revised cost outlook Finalise benefits delivery processes 22

12 Hides Development and Appraisal Drilling PDL 1/7 Hides Field 8 New Production Wells Drilling Hides GTE Plant Hides Nogoli Camp PDL 8 Angore Field 2 New Wells Hides Gas Conditioning Plant 10km Komo Airstrip PNG LNG development drilling programme commenced in July 2012 with Rig 702 Access roads and wellpad construction near complete Second rig, Rig 703, mobilised and expected to start drilling in early PNG LNG Project Timetable» Continued early works» Detailed design» Order long leads and place purchase orders» Open supply routes» Contractor mobilisation» Commence AG construction» Continue onshore pipe lay» Complete offshore pipe lay» Start Hides plant installation» Start Hides drilling» Complete key AG items First Gas from Train 1, then Train Financial Close» Ongoing procurement and mobilisation» Airfield construction» Drilling mobilisation» Start offshore pipeline construction» Onshore line clearing and laying» Start LNG equipment installation» Complete pipe lay» Ongoing drilling» Construction of HGCP» Commission LNG plant with Kutubu gas 24

13 Gas Growth - PNG Highlands PRL3 Juha North PPL260 Hides Wabag PNG LNG Project Gas Resources Non PNG LNG Gas Resources Key strategic objective is to capitalise on asset base being constructed by PNG LNG: P nyang Juha 260 PDL9 PDL1 PDL8 PRL11 Angore Moran Mt. Hagen Expansion of PNG LNG is highest value opportunity in OSH s portfolio 6 S Hides Gas Conditioning Plant & Komo Airfield PRL02 PDL7 PDL6 PPL233 PPL219 PDL5 PPL233 Mendi Significant progress in 2012 with discovery of gas at P nyang South Agogo PDL2 PPL277 Kutubu Gobe Main SE Gobe Expanded acreage portfolio with farm-in to PPL S Kimu PRL08 Barikewa PDL4 PDL3 PRL09 PPL277 PRL14 Iehi/Cobra 338 Trapia 1 exploration well unsuccessful, but broader play potential not impacted 100km 338 PPL276 Second phase of 2D seismic programme being undertaken, aimed at maturing prospects for possible drilling in late 2013/ S 142 E 143 E 144 E Kumul Terminal 25 P nyang Gas Field PRL 3 JV (OSH 38.5%, ExxonMobil 49.0%, JX Nippon 12.5%) advancing with concept selection studies, optimal development concept expected to be finalised in 2013 Oil Search estimates total 2C gas resources in P nyang field of tcf, sufficient to underpin potential LNG expansion. OSH believes further upside potential exists in PRL 3, but requires appraisal Additional seismic in PRL 3 planned for 1Q13 to support potential development 5km Juha Hides 100km 6 S P nyang Angore Moran Kutubu Agogo Gobe 8 S 142 E 144 E 26

14 Gas Growth - Gulf of Papua Gulf area has significant resource potential: 100km Proven hydrocarbon province, with over 30 opportunities identified across multiple play types 2D Seismic 2011 Lines Elk/Antelope Supported by over 7,000 sq km of high quality offshore 3D seismic & 2 electro magnetic surveys Kumul Terminal Uramu Kerema 8 S Also unexplored potential in large onshore licence areas adjoining InterOil exploration acreage D Seismic Region D Seismic Regions Aim is to explore for gas to support new LNG hub: 9 S Options include standalone LNG, floating LNG or integration with existing infrastructure In 2012, introduced Total SA as our strategic partner: 144 E 145 E LNG Facility 146 E Port Moresby Share costs and risks Experienced LNG operator Gulf of Papua Programme During 2013, planning to drill two firm offshore wells, with two options, to commence in March when Stena Clyde semi sub drilling rig arrives on-site first real test of the acreage Also will acquire gravity and seismic data in onshore licences and decide whether to take up equity Flinders 1 in PPL 244 (OSH 40%, Total 40%*, Nippon 20%) expected to be first well drilled: Targeting gas in Plio-Pleistocene-age, submarine fan sands. Mean resource of tcf To be followed by Hagana 1, also in PPL 244: Also targeting gas in Plio-Pleistocene-age, submarine fan sands. Stacked objectives, mean resource 1.1 tcf *Subject to Government approval Hagana-1Flinders-1 Pleistocene Pliocene Hagana Kidukidu Hagana Prospect Flinders Prospect Miocene Jurassic & Cretaceous Triassic & older 50km Late Miocene Pasca Ridge Flinders 28

15 Kidukidu, Gulf of Papua Kidukidu prospect in PPL 244 (OSH 40%, TOTAL 40%*, Nippon Oil 20%) and PPL 385 (OSH 100%) could be third well drilled Targeting gas in Plio-Pleistocene-age, submarine fan sands. Mean resource of 1.3 tcf Highly prospective due to seismic and CSEM anomalies Kidukidu prospect amplitude map and EM line geometry *Subject to Government approval Kidukidu Prospect Hagana Flinders Electro-Magnetic Anomaly at Kidukidu reservoir level 29 PNG Production PRL 02 Juha 6 S 7 S PDL9 Juha North PDL1 PDL 7 PPL260 PDL7 Mananda 6 SE Mananda Oil Field Gas Field Prospect Oil Pipeline PNG LNG Gas Pipeline OSH Facility PNG LNG Project Facility Major Road 40km PRL 11 PDL8 PPL219 Agogo Kimu Hides PRL 11 PPL233 PRL08 Angore PDL2 PPL277 PDL6 PDL5 Moran PPL233 Kutubu PDL 4 Iehi PDL 3 PRL09 Barikewa Gobe Main PDL 4 SE Gobe PRL E 144 E Cobra PNG producing fields are highly profitable and generate strong cash flows Key objective is to minimise production decline prior to start of PNG LNG Well work programme within fields has yielded high-value incremental barrels, with more opportunities identified Also believe there is substantial remaining high value oil close to existing infrastructure eg Mananda. Potential to have significant impact on medium term oil production profile Major focus on getting ready to deliver Associated Gas into PNG LNG Project. Key priorities include ensuring system reliability and integrity as well as exploring operational synergies 30

16 2012 Production Performance Solid safety performance despite very challenging environment. Improvements achieved over the year Production of 6.38 mmboe, within guidance of mmboe despite major unplanned (precautionary) shutdown in 3Q12 pleasing result Scheduled PNG LNG-related shutdowns at all facilities successfully completed within planned timeframes Two new wells brought online in 1H12, with a further well about to come into production and two more being drilled. Will help mitigate natural decline in 2013 onwards Two-rig development well drilling programme commenced in 2H12 lowers drilling costs and accelerates production /14 Development & Near-Field Appraisal Drilling Activity PPL260 PRL 02 Juha 6 S PDL9 PDL1 PDL 7 Hides PRL 11 PDL8 PRL 11 Angore PPL277 PDL7 Mananda 6 PPL219 PPL233 PDL6 PDL5 PPL233 Moran: 2013 : 2-3 wells, 1 workover 2014 : ± 1 well SE Mananda Agogo: 2013 : 1 well 2014 : 1 well Usano: 2013 : 1 well, 1 workover PDL2 SE Gobe: 2013 : 2 workovers Kutubu: 2013 : 1 well, 4 workovers 2014 : ± 1 well PDL 4 PDL 3 Gobe Main: 2013 : ± 2 workovers 2014 : ± 1 well PDL 4 PRL 14 Cobra Iehi Oil Field Gas Field Prospect Oil Pipeline PNG LNG Gas Pipeline OSH Facility 7 S PRL08 PRL09 Barikewa PNG LNG Project Facility Major Road Kimu 40km 143 E 144 E 32

17 External reserves audit of liquids in all PNG oil fields completed in 2012 Reserves and Resources at 31 December 2012 On 2P basis, fully replaced 2012 production of 6.4 mmboe and added net 7.6 mmboe to 1P: Proven (1P) net remaining oil and gas reserves increased from mmboe to mmboe Proven and Probable (2P) net remaining oil and gas reserves remained unchanged at mmboe 2C contingent resources, comprising oil, gas and associated liquids, increased 24%, from mmboe to mmboe due to: Successful drilling at P nyang Acquisition of additional equity in PRL 10 (Uramu) Total 2P and 2C reserves and resources increased 9%, from 870 mmboe to 947 mmboe Production Outlook ex-png LNG Underlying production from oil fields expected to remain strong in 2013: Significant contributions from 2011/12 development drilling and workover programme Only minor plant shutdowns required during 2013 Production guidance for 2013 of mmboe, consistent with recent years. Production out to first LNG in 2014 also expected to remain largely flat Robust workover and development drilling programme will continue through 2013 Currently re-appraising near-field opportunities, with 2-3 wells in 2013/14 expected from this portfolio Delivery of commissioning gas to PNG LNG will not impact production performance Net Production (mmboe) Forecast Hides GTE SE Mananda SE Gobe Gobe Main Moran Kutubu (Forecast) 34

18 Oil Appraisal & Development Mananda 6 Mananda 6 appraisal well planned to spud 1Q13 in PPL 219 (OSH 71.25%, JX Nippon 28.75%) More crestal location, ~5km south east and ~140m up-dip from Mananda 5 discovery Following recent seismic, estimated recoverable oil resource has increased from 12.5 mmbbl (25 mmboe, 50:50 oil:gas) to 30 mmbbl oil, with significant upside If resource is confirmed, PDL application will be submitted ~Dec 2013 Development would involve tie-in through SE Mananda facilities, prolonging economic life of SE Mananda First oil targeted for 2015 with peak production up to 15,000 bopd Mananda 5 NE Mananda 6 SW 5km 2012 Seismic 35 MENA Exploration Middle East/North Africa strategy focused on oil opportunities that have material potential Two wells currently drilling, Taza and Semda. Both could have significant value impact on Oil Search Long term strategy is to leverage existing strong relationships and skill base to develop international portfolio. Pace dependent on availability of suitable value-add opportunities, PNG capital commitments 36

19 Taza-1 Taza PSC, Kurdistan Taza-1 in Taza PSC (OSH 60%, Total 20%, KRG 20% back-in) currently drilling ahead Flowed oil from Jeribe Formation, first primary objective. Flow rates low but encouraging results given poor test conditions Pre-drill estimate of potential resource unchanged at mmbbls Forward plan: Drill to Euphrates Formation (second primary objective) and test, as necessary Follow-up drilling programme in 2H13, subject to rig availability, to further appraise Jeribe and Euphrates Formations and drill Cretaceous Shiranish and possible deeper targets 36 N Jambur Oil discovery 1953 by IOC. Reserves in excess of 1BBL Export via Kirkuk Euphrates & Qamchuqa Kor Mor 300mscfd gas/condensate to Local power stations Taza PSC Baghdad Oil Discovery by IOC Tested max 2180bopd from Euphrates And 700bopd Shiranish Taza Kurdamir Gas condensate discovery Kurkuk & Jaddala Shiranish Shakal Oil discovery. Tested 2700bopd from Jaddala Chia Surkh Discovered 1923 Anglo- Persia. Tested 850bopd from Euphrates Sarqala Gas/Oil discovery 9000bopd from Jeribe 40 E 200km 46 E 30 N Qamar Oil Discovery by IOC 1980 Tested 2000bopd from Jeribe Taza Jeribe test 37 Semda-1 Tajerouine PSC, Tunisia 9 E Semda-1 Location Tajerouine Block Tunis 11 E 36 N 34 N Meloussi 2km Semda-1 Time Section Semda-1 well in Tajerouine PSC spudded January (OSH 100%) Targeting oil in the Cretaceous Serdj Dolomites and deeper sandstones (Bed Bars and Sidi Aich) as well as gas in deeper objectives Semda-1 targeting potential resource of mmbbl Number of additional follow-up structures identified Favourable fiscal terms for oil and gas, with major domestic gas market and Europe to north 80km 38

20 Financial Summary 9.8 Production (mmboe) NPAT (US$m) Oil Price (US$/bbl) DPS (US cents) Treasury Update US$488.3 million in cash at end December. Cash invested and actively managed with highly rated bank counterparties Successful refinancing of existing corporate facility, with new US$500 million non-amortising revolving facility completed No oil hedging undertaken during 2012 US$2.87 billion drawn down under PNG LNG project finance facility PNG LNG overrun expected to be funded on 70% debt:30% equity basis. Project participants will collectively source supplementary PNG LNG project debt of US$1.5 billion 2012 final dividend of two US cents per share, to be fully funded via underwritten DRP 40

21 Investment Outlook 2,500 US$m Guidance Range: US$ bn Other PP&E 2,000 Production PNG LNG 1,861 US$20 30m US$ m 1,500 Exploration & Evaluation 1,364 1,568 1,000 US1,500 1,600m US$ m F Guidance Summary Production: 2013 expected to be similar to 2012, within mmboe range Cash costs: Normalised opex ~ US$24-26/boe (incl corporate costs) Additional gas purchase costs ~US$40 million assuming oil prices consistent with 2012 Business Development (expensed) ~US$11 14 million Depreciation, amortisation and site restoration: ~US$8-10/boe 42

22 Positioning for Growth Oil Search entering a phase of unprecedented growth and substantial change: First LNG sales will transform production and cash flows Supply of gas to PNG LNG brings new set of obligations Several potential growth projects could dramatically change business Increasing size and complexity Focus areas for 2013 include: Review of Company structure, cost base and operating model Developing our people capability, including augmenting skills in key areas: right skills right place 43 Milestones in 2013 Progressive delivery of PNG LNG, in line with schedule and revised budget. Value steadily increases as cashflows get nearer Progress on LNG expansion plans, underpinned by P nyang resource, augmented by other Highlands drilling Mananda appraisal well and possible FID by year end Further potential delineated by seismic Gulf of Papua drilling, to start March High potential MENA drilling, including Taza well in Kurdistan and Semda in Tunisia Production expected to be flat in 2013, with active programmes to mitigate natural decline 44

23 PNG LNG Transforms Production Outlook 30 Net Production (mmboe) PNG LNG (T1+T2) Base oil production Hides GTE SE Mananda SE Gobe Gobe Main Moran Kutubu (Forecast) 45 Production Outlook including possible Mananda development Net Production (mmboe) PNG LNG (T1+T2) Mananda Base oil production Hides GTE SE Mananda SE Gobe Gobe Main Moran Kutubu (Forecast) 46

24 O I L S E A R C H L I M I T E D 47 DISCLAIMER While every effort is made to provide accurate and complete information, Oil Search Limited does not warrant that the information in this presentation is free from errors or omissions or is suitable for its intended use. Subject to any terms implied by law which cannot be excluded, Oil Search Limited accepts no responsibility for any loss, damage, cost or expense (whether direct or indirect) incurred by you as a result of any error, omission or misrepresentation in information in this presentation. All information in this presentation is subject to change without notice. This presentation also contains forward-looking statements which are subject to particular risks associated with the oil and gas industry. Oil Search Limited believes there are reasonable grounds for the expectations on which the statements are based. However actual outcomes could differ materially due to a range of factors including oil and gas prices, demand for oil, currency fluctuations, drilling results, field performance, the timing of well work-overs and field development, reserves depletion, progress on gas commercialisation and fiscal and other government issues and approvals. 48